Win7 64bit - Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface Code 10

[c11ada]

hey guys,

can some one please help me, i just went over to devices and printers and notices i had a little explanation mark next to my PC icon. when i looked into it this is what it says

Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface - this device cannot start (code 10)

i dont even know what this device is, does any one have any idea what it is?

also how do i fix it ?

much appreciated

 

[bummpr]

I have the exact same problem (error 10 with Toredo yellow exclamation point)..this prevents me from setting up a Homegroup.

I admit that way back from the beginning of testing the Win 7 beta that I disabled everything IPv6 but I have tried to get everything back in working order...this last step has me puzzled.

 

[mbmopar]

I have also had the same issue. My understanding is that the Teredo Tunneling Pseudo-Interface is required to set up a homegroup between Windows 7 computers. It cannot start unless the IPV6 is enabled or else the error (code 10) comes up.

In my case it was Zonealarm that causing the issue, even though it was not running at startup. However, I found that ZA has a config page that allows IPV6 or not. Enabling IPV6, got the Teredo.... working and hence the homegroup functionality.

Other spyware/virus apps may have the same issue is they have been installed even if they are not running.

 

[mrenke]

Thank-you mbmopar!! Same problem and your posted solution did the trick. Cheers!

 

[limits4fun]

Solved the problem with System Restore!!!!!

YES ! I didn't expect system restore would do that.!! I have a windows 7 ultimate. All was going well untill i installed zone alarm. my laptop started to hang and the BSOD appeared and i was afraid what went wrong. I guessed it was ZA the immediately uninstalled it and after that another problem came up "TEREDO TUNNELING PSEUDO INTERFACE - CODE 10" I tried to solve the problem by configuring ZA but i cudn't find where to change what. So i ended up at not able to connect to internet. Thats when i tried system restore and it worked clean and my laptop was running well and no BSODs and no hang ups and no Network adapter problems...!!

I HOPE THIS WORKS..... THIS IS MY FIRST DAY IN 7FORUMS....

 

[surfasb]

Teredo tunneling is essentially allows IP6 packets to travel through IP6 unaware routers and switches. Which explains why IP6 needs to be enabled.

 

[vyzer]

In my case it was Zonealarm that causing the issue, even though it was not running at startup. However, I found that ZA has a config page that allows IPV6 or not. Enabling IPV6, got the Teredo.... working and hence the homegroup functionality.

Hey good folks!

Having the same problem & have Zone alarm but I can't find the config page that mbmopar mentioned . Can anyone please direct me to this page??

Thanks!!

 

[mrenke]

These instructions are from ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite v9.1. Try this...

1. Click Firewall (left side main menu)
2. Ensure 'Main' highlighted on left menu under 'Firewall'; click [Advanced] button on right side
3. Under 'Network Settings' section, last checkbox = 'Enable IPv6 Networking'; check to enable IPv6

Hope that helps.

MR

 

[limits4fun]

Please clear my doubt..

After configuring the zone alarm settings.. are sure that windows 7 will work fine? there will be no network problems at all?? I am using Windows 7 ultimate 32-bit build 7600.
I have been using zone alarm in windows xp and i was really impressed.

Thank you guys...​

 

[chev65]

After configuring the zone alarm settings.. are sure that windows 7 will work fine? there will be no network problems at all?? I am using Windows 7 ultimate 32-bit build 7600.
I have been using zone alarm in windows xp and i was really impressed.

Thank you guys...​

No guarantee's there at all, in fact both Zone Alarm and AVG have been known to cause problems with Homegroup sharing.

 

[vyzer]

Thanks mrenke. Don't know how I missed that! It got rid the that yellow exclamation mark but that, unfortunately, didn't fix my networking. Back to the drawing board for me. Thanks again

 

[limits4fun]

Thank you for replying...

Guys, as per the instructions to change settings for zone alarm in windows 7, i tried. But as soon as i zone alarm and it was configuring, my laptop hanged and it was stuck so i had to reset using the power button. Even after that i tried to go into the settings of zone alarm, but no luck. The laptop was hanging at the zone alarm startup.

Also i had a lot of free space issue due to expanding winsxs. so i had to revert back to good old XP. I wish microsoft would soon release all the bugfixes. I am looking forward for stable/compatible windows 7. Thank you for the support guys...

 

[usasma]

As I understand it, ZoneAlarmFree has a money back guarantee! If you're not completely satisfied, they'll give you back the money you paid for the Free edition

Seriously, there are a number of known issues with ZoneAlarm. If you choose to keep using it there's no guarantee that you won't have problems.

 

[harshtyagi]

I have the same problem but i cannot restore because this feature was disabled.Please help me if you have an alternative.

 

[chev65]

This Technet thread should help you all to enable the IPv6 protocol and get the tunnel working again.

HomeGroup get an error of must have IPv6 enabled

 

[dynamite]

Me Too!

Hey guys,

Just want to say that the same thing happened to me. I went crazy trying to figure out what was causing my blue screens, and never thought to check my device manager. I had a problem with the turedo tunnelling psuedo-interface, and after uninstalling zonealarm, it's gone, along with the blue screens.

 

[Mike8]

I also have always had this problem since upgrading from xp to win7pro 32 bit. No probs because it doesnt affect anything I do, and I do not use the win7's own homegroup. But yellow query in device manager,AVG9, and ZA free 9.2.031. In ZA advanced there is no tickbox regarding IPV6. IPV6 is enabled in NIC. Wondered if there was a solution yet. Have a PB laptop on win7 no problem with that and largely the same progs.